LOCATION: Telluride Arts HQ Gallery (Telluride)

“The Color of Summer”

On Display from July 2 - October 25

Summer is often remembered through color. For The Color of Summer, artists were asked to select a predominant color that best defines summer for them. Inspired by the natural landscape, personal memories, cultural traditions, emotional associations, and unexpected interpretations, the exhibition reveals the many ways color shapes our experience of the season.

The exhibition is curated chromatically, with works grouped by color—greens with greens, blues with blues, and warm tones beside warm tones—creating an immersive visual spectrum throughout the gallery.

LOCATION: Telluride Properties at the Fairmont (Mountain Village); Telluride Arts HQ Gallery (Telluride)

“This Is Colorado” Community Art Project

On Display from June 24 - August 1

Telluride Arts and the Telluride Historical Museum, with support from TMVOA, launched the “This Is Colorado (In One Square Foot)”, a Community Art Project that invited San Miguel County residents to respond to the prompt “What does being a Coloradan mean to you?”. Locals submitted over 100 artworks that are now on display in a large-scale grid installation exhibited in Telluride and Mountain Village - forming a collective portrait of the region through diverse community voices.

LOCATION: Citizens State Bank

Celeste Bickford and Susan B. McCormick

Citizens State Bank is pleased to host local artists Celeste Bickford and Susan McCormick.

LOCATION: Telluride Arts HQ Gallery

"The Nature of Hope: A Celebration of Jane Goodall and the Women She Inspired"

In partnership with Mountainfilm, this May Telluride Arts is featuring “The Nature of Hope” exhibition, curated by Ami Vitale.

"The Nature of Hope: A Celebration of Jane Goodall and the Women She Inspired" honors generations of women photographers who carry Goodall's legacy forward. At its heart are iconic images by leading women photographers, including a rare self-portrait by Goodall herself. Originally created and curated by Ami Vitale, the exhibition brought together 90 women photographers to celebrate Goodall's 90th birthday.

LOCATION: Wilkinson Public Library

Daniel Kanow, Solo Exhibition

Daniel Kanow’s art represents the ethos of adversity and resiliency. His process builds multi-layered pieces of art, based on elements of organized chaos, which are dynamic and contemplative. Daniel works on canvas, paper, wood panel, and fiberglass to create layers of depth and translucency by building a rich and visual narrative history.

All works are available for purchase. Visitors may inquire or acquire artwork by emailing info@telluridearts.org.